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Strategies for Peaceful Coexistence: Understanding the Causes and Factors that trigger Religious Crises

29 Sep 2020

This webinar seeks to advance strategies for the promotion of peace, peaceful coexistence and religious tolerance.

From 12:000 PM West Central Africa

At Zoom

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PRESS FREEDOM; WHITHER REGULATION OF ONLINE MEDIA, & DEFENCE OF MEDIA PRACTITIONERS IN WEST AFRICA

24 Sep 2020

From 12.00pm

At Zoom

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P&ID vs Nigeria: Is Nigeria out of the woods?

14 Sep 2020

Dr. Hauwa Shekarau the Chairman of the Nigerian Bar Association Abuja Branch (Unity Bar) welcomes you to a Snap Webinar presented by the Section on Business Law Committee.

From 3.00pm

At Zoom

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The Future Proof Lawyer

20 Aug 2020

The Future Proof Lawyer provides for the transition of practitioners of the legal profession in adapting and thriving even after the disruption of most professions by the advancement of technology.

From 07.00pm

At Zoom

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Revised Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) Bill 2020

30 Jul 2020

Yemi Candide-Johnson SAN, Senior Partner at Strachan Partners will be moderating discussions at the Institute of Directors of Nigeria’s Webinar which seeks to discuss to discuss the Revised Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) Bill 2020.

From 2:00pm

At Zoom

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LACIAC LIVE DEBATES

30 Jul 2020

Motion: Virtual Hearings are Good For International Arbitration and Should be Mandated

At Zoom

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Curbing the menace of Rape and Sexual Gender Based Violence; our Roles as Lawyers and FIDA members in Abuja

17 Jul 2020

From 4.00pm

At Zoom

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The Future Career Prospect of the Young Female Lawyer beyond the Pandemic: A Discourse.

02 Jul 2020

Young Female Lawyer's Committee, Nigerian Bar Association Women Forum, is inviting you to her webinar.

From 12.00pm

At Zoom

The Rape Menace: Demystifying the Key Players (A Gender Based Violence Conversation)

01 Jul 2020

Global estimates published by WHO indicate that about 1 in 3 (35%) of women worldwide have experienced Gender Based Violence (GBV), in the form of either physical, verbal, emotional, psychological and/or sexual intimate partner violence or non-partner sexual violence - including and especially rape; in their lifetime. Globally, as many as 38% of murders of women are committed by a male intimate partner. GBV can adversely impact anyone regardless of their geographical location, socio-economic background, race, religion, sexuality, or gender identity. While women and girls are the most at risk and the most affected by gender-based violence, boys, men, and sexual and gender minorities also experience gender-based violence. GBV can have serious physical, mental, economic, and social repercussions. There's been a pandemic of rape cases in recent times, and it is therefore imperative to address critical issues in this regard as there is evidence that advocacy and empowerment interventions are promising in preventing or reducing GBV. This Conversation is therefore aimed to address the issue of rape, its causes, consequences and victim shaming; as well as consider the roles we all play as citizens in promoting or stopping the tide, whilst looking critically at its impact on the victims and the society at large in the short, medium to long term. This is with a view to ensuring that responsibility and culpability are properly adjudged and allocated for justice and societal good. The "Gender Based Violence - Africa" Project is an initiative of *iSpace Foundation*, [an innovation hub in Accra, Ghana which seeks to educate as well as create awareness about gender issues]. The GBV Africa Project aims to assist Civil Society Organisations to fight Gender based issues in several parts of Africa through: 1. Capacity building, 2. Enabling access to technology; and 3. Facilitating networking with start ups that have ideas to curb GBV.

From 04.00pm until 5.00pm

At Facebook Live @ (The Gender Based Violence Project) and on Google Meet

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Free Virtual Training for Lawyers: Essentials of Data Protection Law and Practice

27 Jun 2020

Two Data Protection Compliance Organisations, DPCOs and a Canadian Firm to host free data protection training for Nigerian lawyers.

From 11.00 am

At Zoom

Developing The Law Firm Strategy For The Next Decade

20 Jun 2020

Whether you are a law firm partner, business services professional or general counsel, the legal market today is rapidly changing thereby posing greater challenges to the practitioners themselves. The 4th Industrial Revolution is loading; the market is rapidly changing, non-lawyer service providers and technology are taking up more spaces, Traditional lawyering is now under greater threats. This innovative and forward-looking event brings together a great panel of experts who will explore the future of law firms, and will provide their thoughts and insights on how African Law firms can strategise for the challenges ahead. This is a must-attend conference if you want to understand how to build a fool proof strategy for the next Decade.

From 4.00pm

At Microsoft Teams

In case you do not have the teams App or are new to the Teams APP, please kindly watch the event on the web by following these simple steps. 1. Copy the event link on your browser 2. A Pop-up window will show asking you to open in Microsoft Teams, please ignore and close the pop-up. 3. Click on watch on the web 4. You will be asked to either sign in or enter as a guest or anonymous. Kindly enter as a guest or anonymous and you will be taking into the event room. If you still have problems connecting, You can reach Tayo through WhatsApp at 08173633013 or Kehinde at 08168678112 • To ask questions during the event, use the Q&A tab